This summary was generated from the first 5 available links.
Page 80 of 90 (895 results)
https://www.gfa.org/regions/country/rwanda/
A landlocked republic, this “land of a thousand hills” is to an estimated 12.9 million people. Four different countries call Rwanda their neighbor: Uganda, Tanzania, Burundi and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Rwanda’s elevation causes temperatures to generally remain mild. The capital, Kigali, averages 70 degrees Fahrenheit year-round....
https://www.gfa.org/costfree/costfree-contact/
Non-cash Giving Harvest Foundation Stocks/Mutual Funds Restricted Securities Vehicles Personal Property Real Estate Livestock & Crops Business Interests Loan Notes About the National Christian Foundation Planned Giving Legacy Estate Planning Wills Trusts IRA Charitable Rollover Charitable Gift Annuities Beneficiary Designations Retirement Plans...
https://www.gfa.org/books/item/touching-godliness/
Touching Godliness - GFA World Touching Godliness So often we stand on the outside looking in. We watch others who have a sincere godliness, but it seems beyond our reach. K.P. Yohannan challenges us that we, too, can touch godliness as we follow Jesus down the path of total surrender and submission. Chapter by chapter, he gently confronts us with...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/mohania-bihar-region/
Situated in southwest Bihar, the Mohania Region is separated geographically into two parts: a hilly area— of the Kaimur plateau—and the plains area on the eastern side, which includes the Sone River. Wheat, lentil beans and rice are some of the food crops grown in this area. Six different languages are spoken in the Mohania Bihar Region. A number...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/western-nepal-region/
The Western Nepal Region is the country’s most remote and poorest area. Access to health care, education, roads, water and electricity is very limited. More than 40 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. Low rainfall, rugged terrain, poor soil and frequent droughts all combine to make farming difficult, which results in serious...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/north-sri-lanka-region/
The Tamil people claim the North Sri Lanka Region as their . When civil war erupted between Tamil extremists and the Sinhalese, the North became the most affected region in the country. Much of the area was closed off to travel, leaving beaches and other tourist spots desolate. The North Sri Lanka Region has 10 districts, each with unique...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/dhaka-bangladesh-region/
The Dhaka Bangladesh Region is in the north of the country, with the Ganges River forming its southern boundary. Assam is to the north, West Bengal is to the west and the Chittagong Region is to its east. The region is to Dhaka, the nation’s capital city. It is the largest Muslim metropolitan area in the world and is projected to top 25 million...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/southwest-jasidih-region/
The Southwest Jasidih Region is famous throughout India as a religious center, especially the district of Deoghar, which literally means “God’s House.” Within that district is an area called Babadham, meaning “Father’s Dwelling Place,” which refers to one of the traditional gods of the Subcontinent. The people of the Southwest Jasidih Region are...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/khagrachari-bangladesh-region/
Regional Updates - GFA World The Khagrachari Bangladesh Region The Khagrachari Region encompasses the eastern districts of Bangladesh, which border Myanmar (Burma) and Tripura, India. The region includes the bustling port city of Chittagong, the maritime gateway to the nation, and the famous Cox’s Bazaar, which has the longest sandy beach in the...
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/southeast-ranchi-jharkhand-region/
The Southeast Ranchi Jharkhand Region is in the southernmost part of the state. Its soil is rich with minerals, including gold, iron, nickel and bauxite. As a result, mining is a major industry there. In the rest of the region, however, jungles and hills provide homes to the tribals who make up the majority of its inhabitants. There are at least...